The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04

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but the race was too ugly, SO I did away
with it; but now, as thou secst. they are
otherwise. Once, too, I bred a race Of
giants, but after o while Nature would no
more of it, and it died away. Hast thou
aught to ask of mc?"
LAY, n thing, oh, Ayesha." I said,
boldly, but feeling by no means US bold as
I trust I looked. II would gaze upon thy
face"
She laughed out in her bell-like notes
"Eethink thee, Holly" she answered.
"bethink thee. 1t seems that thou know.
est the old myths Of the gods Of Greece.
Was there not one Act9on who persisted
miserably because he looked on too much
beauty If 1 show thee my face, perchance
thou wouldst perish miserably also; per-
chance thou wouldst eat out thy heart in
impotcnt desire; for know I am not for
thee; l am for no man, q v one, who hath
been, but is not yet"
"As thou wilt, Ayesha," l said. 81 fear
not thy beauty. 1 have put my heart away
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that passes like a flower"
Nay, thou %crrest," she said; ttthat does
not pass. My beauty endures even as !
endure; still if thou wilt, oh, rash man,
have thy will; but blame not me If passion
mount thy reason, as the Egyptian break
crs used to mount q horse, and guide it
whittier thou wilt not. Never may the
man to whom my beauty hath been UNI
vcilcd put it from his mind, and therefore
even with these savages do I go yelled, lest
they vcx me, and l should STAY them. Say,
wilt thou see?"
81 WILL" 1 answered, my curiosity Dyer
towering me.
She lifted her white and rounded arms
never had I seen such arms beforehand
slowly, very slowly, withdrew some fast
ening beneath her hair. Then all oil Ia sud
den the long. corpselike w%rappings fell
from her, and my eyes Travelled up her
form, now only ROBBED in a garb Of clinglhs
white that did but serve to show its perfect
and imperial shape, instinct with q life
that was more than life, and with acertain
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